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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19623, 5 May 1938, Page 16

Vi W'' ISflm selection of our mantle deft jj&rtment has always been a most i_ p&pvUaiCj and extremely busy one. A costume is your guarantee of smart, congenial style; warmth on any and all days; and dependable service and satisfaction. See our marvellous range in the newest STRIPED WORSTEDS, CAVALRY TWILLS, HERRINGBONE SERGES, etc., etc. .S.S.W. to X.O.S. sizes. Yours now at the very pleasingprices of from fe Costume values like these are spontaneous , and enterprising specials as only Melbourne Cash could bring before you. | Large buying facilities enable us to choose the best and to sell them to you at prices just so much lower than tfoe rest! fjyrx-.v^; gm o* >y.s. K 0 COMPETITION APRIZES AND OTHER AWARDS FOR THE BEST KNITTED WOOL GARMENTS IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING CLASSES:— CLASS I.—LADY'S KNITTED CARDIGAN OR JUMPER (any style). Must be made from Aotea 4-ply wool, purchased at Melbourne Cash, Ltd. Ist PRIZE: Roslyn Exhibition Travelling Rug. Valued at £5 2nd PRIZE £2/2/0 CLASS 2.—GENTLEMAN'S CARDIGAN OR PULLOVER (any style). Must be made from Paton's Rose 4-ply wool, purchased at Melbourne Cash Ltd. Ist. PRIZE: Kaiapoi Travelling Rug, valued at £4 2nd. PRIZE £l/10/CLASS 3.—CHILDREN'S COMPETITION. Child's Cardigan, Pullover or Jumper. Open to any child under the age of twelve. Parent must attach note to entry guaranteeing same to be child'stown work. Garment must be made from "Speedknit" : Double Knitting Wool, purchased at Melbourne Cash, Ltd. Ist. PRIZE £2 2nd. PRIZE £1 You still have almost four weeks to enter Melbourne Cash's Monster Knitting Competition— _ nc*c* i/i ir\ in prizes CLASS 4.—LADY'S DRESSING JACKET, any style. Must be made from Patons' Stella Superior Crochet Wool, and purchased at Melbourne Cash Ltd. Ist. PRIZE £2/2/0 2nd. PRIZE £l/1/0 CLASS S.—CHILD'S CARDIGAN, JUMPER OR PULLOVER, any style, to fit any age from 5—12. Must be made from "Melcash" 4-ply Fingering Wool, purchased from Melbourne Cash, Ltd. Ist. PRIZE £2/2/0 2nd. PRIZE £l/1/0 COMPETITION CLOSES MAY 31st NOTE THESE CONDITIONS—- . No. I.—THE WOOL for all garments must be purchased from ; Melbourne Cash Ltd., and docket stamped with "Wool Competition" showing such purchase, must be attached to garments with entry form for this competition. IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO PURCHASE ALL THE REQUIRED WOOL • AT ONE TIME. i No. 2.—ENTRIES will be received at Wool Counter, or can be- mailed to us direct. Please mark same "Knitting Competition." A receipt will be given for each entry. All gari ments returned seven days after closing date. No. 3.—COMPETITION OPEN to residents of Poverty Bay, East Coast and southern districts as far as Wairoa. Also Bay of Plenty as.far North as Opotiki only. No. 4.—PRIZES: Except where definite goods are offered orders will be given to the amount offered, entitling the winner in each case to, select any goods from any department throughout our store. No. ! S.—EACH ENTRY WILL BE NUMBERED, so as to avoid favouritism in judging. Melbourne Cash's decision will •be final. No. 6.—NO MEMBER OF STAFF or relatives eligible. Competition open to amateurs only. m. & i*r« '"■■:.,!;■:: mi

wmM m "Although there's Father, Sister, Brother, no one v/orks for you like Mother." Gladden Mother's heartshow your appreciation in a tangible way on Mother's Day. Oochranes offer you a few suggestions. Camphor Wood Boxes. A huge range from iK / m to to-day T. N. Cochrane 9 ® Large New Up-to-date Furniture Warehouse. 293 Gladstone Road. Near Cobden Street. Cut*glass and crys- K. .[", .■ / P tal-ware are always / Y ( m an . acceptable gift. f^fsftfj Co<&ranes have a huge selection. BEDROOM RUGS. From 12/6 Mother would like a Tea Wagon. From 19/( j Mother would like a Down Quilt. From 22/6 Mother loves her home. Give her a Furniture gift. Oochranes have a huge selection. Any Mother would appreciate the cosy KNITTING CHAIR From 37/6 At Cochranes